Dana Gerber is a business producer/reporter for the Boston Globe, specializing in technology coverage. With previous experience at various publications and a passion for baby food, Dana brings a unique perspective to her reporting. Her work has been featured in multiple publications, including the Dallas Morning News and Boston.com.
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Dana Gerber focuses on local business news in Massachusetts, particularly Boston. Her coverage heavily involves citing data and government announcements. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local businesses, the economy, and real estate within her geographic focus.
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By: Dana Gerber
The union representing hotel workers has threatened to expand its strike to more of the 36 properties it represents.
By: Dana Gerber
Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has endorsed a ballot measure in Massachusetts that would raise the minimum wage for tipped workers here from $6.75 an hour to the standard $15.
By: Dana Gerber
This couple’s 130-guest Poolesville celebration was an eclectic affair, right down to a ringing exit
By: Dana Gerber
Ever since the pandemic, there's been lots of talk of people leaving Boston for other cities or states , whether it be to seek cheaper housing, warmer weather, or just a change of scenery.
By: Dana Gerber
On days you're at work, do you always step away to grab a sandwich from Tatte or unpack a bagged lunch? If so, you're in the minority.
By: Dana Gerber
Are you planning to switch providers? Opt for another insurance plan? We want to hear from you.
By: Dana Gerber
The Washington Post's eleventh-hour decision to abstain from endorsing a presidential candidate ricocheted through political and media orbits over
By: Andrew Brinker, Dana Gerber
Will Boston, one of the few other cities where such fees are commonplace, follow suit? Don’t count on it.
By: Dana Gerber
About six months after first organizing , a union for workers at the Coolidge Corner Theatre announced Wednesday that contract negotiations with
Physicians, psychologists, and physician associates in a range of fields at the safety-net health system are pushing back against what they say have become unsustainable working conditions.
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